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The point is to spend all your time working on PRODUCT and not cooking. Otherwise a pot does a better job of cooking rice than a rice cooker, and dried beans b
by thelonecabbage 17y ago
The point is to spend all your time working on PRODUCT and not cooking. Otherwise a pot does a better job of cooking rice than a rice cooker, and dried beans beet canned hands down. But those things take time. Were talking bare sustenance, to support that weak flabby life support system programmers call a body until the attached brain has finished making a product.
- aichcon 17y agoSounds like a "recipe" for disaster (excuse the pun). Part of success is learning to strike a balance that allows you to spend a lot of time on your product but also leave time for maintaining your personal health and sanity. You can't go full force, full time for very long without burning out. The pitfalls have been discussed here a lot. Cooking can be excellent opportunity to take a break from your work to refresh and nourish your mind, and also learn a new and valuable skill in the process.
- HeyLaughingBoy 17y ago1) Simple cooking really doesn't take much hands-on time. 2) Everyone needs some downtime. TAKE A BREAK!!! You don't have to work all the time. 3) For some, cooking is relaxing. See (2) above.